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Trump says US ready to respond if Houthis impose Red Sea blockade
President Trump says the US would 'take care of business' if Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement imposes a blockade on commercial shipping in the Red Sea. #News #Reuters #Newsfee…
Ferran Torres mural celebrates Spain's World Cup glory
Soccer fans and tourists in central Barcelona stopped by a mural of Spain forward Ferran Torres by street artist TVBoy, commemorating the country's 2026 World Cup triumph. #News #…
LIVE: Hegseth, Caine and others testify on supplemental funding request
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General John Caine, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and others testify before the Senate Appropr…
Trump says US will help during meeting with Lebanon's Aoun
President Trump, during a meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, said the US would help Beirut going forward. Trump added that the US has "some very concrete plans" for the …
Japanese rider completes world record one-wheel descent down ski jump
A Japanese trials rider has pulled off a world first by riding backwards on one wheel down an Olympic ski jump, breaking two Guinness World Records in the process. #record #guines…
Japanese rider completes world record one-wheel descent down ski jump
Japanese trials rider Tomomi Nishikubo has pulled off a world first by riding backwards on one wheel down an Olympic ski jump, smashing two Guinness World Records in the process. …
Why oil prices haven't gone crazy despite 5 months of US-Iran war
Reuters Energy Editor Dmitry Zhdannikov explains why global oil prices have not reached $150 a barrel, despite analysts' predictions that the price of crude oil could rise as high…
Cambodian authorities destroy 11,000 lbs of illicit drugs
Cambodian authorities incinerated what they said was 11,000 lbs of seized illegal drugs, in a public ceremony marking the country's commitment to stamping out narcotics traffickin…
Firefighters battle a wildfire in northern Algeria
Firefighters battled a wildfire in El Hachimia town in Algeria's Bouira province. #wildfire #fires #emergency #algeria #firefighters
People smash away their anger in Mexico 'rage room'
A 'rage room' in Mexico is offering customers a safe outlet to let go of their stress and anger, with visitors smashing bottles, pounding tires and spraying graffiti. #News #Reute…
Australian woman welcomes '1-in-15-million' identical quadruplet girls
In an extremely rare and high-risk pregnancy, an Australian woman has given birth to naturally conceived identical quadruplet daughters in Brisbane, described as a one-in-15-milli…
China, Philippines trade accusations over South China Sea encounter
China and the Philippines traded accusations after an encounter between vessels in contested South China Sea waters, with Manila saying one of its navy personnel was struck on the…
Cambodian authorities destroy 11,000 pounds of illicit drugs
Cambodian authorities incinerated 11,000 pounds of seized illegal drugs in a public ceremony meant to highlight the country's commitment to stamping out narcotics trafficking. #ca…
LIVE: Map showing high temperatures in Europe
A map shows high temperatures in Europe as erratic weather in the continent persists. Firefighters struggled to control Spain's biggest wildfire of the year on Tuesday and two fir…
Australian woman welcomes '1 in 15 million' identical quadruplet girls
In an extremely rare and high-risk pregnancy, an Australian woman gave birth to naturally conceived identical quadruplet daughters in Brisbane, described by a doctor as a 'one in …
Sao Tome president says voters strengthened democracy
Supporters of Sao Tome and Principe President Carlos Vila Nova celebrated in the streets of the capital after preliminary results showed he won a second five-year term. #saotome #…
LIVE: Kennedy, Oz discuss efforts to combat health fraud
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz hold a news conference on actions to com…
Hitler's birthplace to become police station in Austria
Austria is inaugurating Hitler's birthplace in Braunau as a police station, ten years after the government seized the three-story building to stop it from becoming a neo-Nazi pilg…
Tech Weekly: Anthropic's settlement; defense firms dominate air show
A federal judge approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion class action settlement, and ongoing conflicts shaped discussions at the Farnborough Airshow, one of the world's largest aerospac…
China and Philippines trade accusations over South China Sea encounter
China and the Philippines summoned each other's ambassadors after accusations by both sides of provoking tensions in the contested South China Sea. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #South…
Inside ETFs: Can your portfolio win the arms race?
A new wave of defense startups is attracting Wall Street interest as military spending rises. HANetf’s Tom Bailey said his strategy caps exposure to legacy defense contractors whi…
LIVE: UK Defense Secretary Wes Streeting holds press conference
The UK's new defense secretary, Wes Streeting, holds a press conference with his counterparts from Italy, Japan and Canada after meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme. #def…
Market Talk: 'Severe oil supply shortages' possible if Houthis block Red Sea
Iran-allied Houthi rebels in Yemen announced a blockade of Saudi shipping through the Red Sea. Kpler analyst Muyu Xu said this raises fears of a sharp spike in global oil prices, …
Indian activist to continue hunger strike after protesters, police clash
CORRECTION: Clashes in Delhi between police and protesters left dozens injured. Activist Sonam Wangchuk will continue his hunger strike in solidarity with young protesters demandi…
Why did Trump hit Canada with new tariffs?
President Trump just reignited a trade battle with Canada using a rarely used tariff power. What’s behind this latest escalation? Peter Devlin takes a look. https://reut.rs/4fJMjS…
Indian activist to continue hunger strike after protesters, police clash
Indian police on July 20 struck students protesting for education reforms with batons and fired tear gas shells in New Delhi. Thousands of young demonstrators demanded the resigna…
US military attacks Iran for 10th successive night
The U.S. military said late on July 20 it finished its latest round of strikes on Iran, saying it hit Iranian military command centers, missile and drone launch sites, maritime ca…
Floods and landslides kill at least 25 in northern India
At least 25 people died in floods and landslides caused by torrential rain across northern and northeastern India over the weekend, officials said, with more rain predicted over t…
US military completes its 10th successive night of Iran attacks
The US military said it finished its latest round of strikes on Iran, saying it hit Iranian military command centers, missile and drone launch sites, maritime capabilities and air…
Daily hunt for water lays bare Gaza's dire health crisis
Ibtisam Al-Helou sets off before dawn from her tent on Gaza's seafront in a daily search for fresh water. Her struggle to wash, feed and bathe her children reflects dire water sho…